How Will The Shutdown Affect Social Security

With the government shutdown in full swing, how will this affect Social Security and its processes?

Social Security, NewsSam SchadOctober 2, 2013Schad and Schad, PC

Follow up to DBSA Presentation, April 29th 2013

This is our chance to say "Thank You" to the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance for a very productive talk!

Social Security, NewsSam SchadApril 30, 2013Schad and Schad, PC

Social Security Judge Statistics

An interesting site detailing various statistics about the Social Security system.

Social Security, NewsSam SchadApril 12, 2013Schad and Schad, PC

Norton Announces formation of Norton Neuroscience Resource Center

Norton has announced a merger with the Louisvile Multiple Sclerosis Center (the MS Center). The MS Center will become the new Norton Neuroscience Resource Center.

Social Security, NewsSam SchadFebruary 26, 2013Schad and Schad, PC

Notable Disability Case: 49 Year Old Found Disabled Prior to 22

Man found disabled of cerebral palsy at the age of 49- after being denied by the SSA 27 years ago.

Social SecuritySam SchadFebruary 14, 2013Schad and Schad, PCStories

Child Protective Services Fails. . .

When the Department of Child Services improperly "screens out" child abuse cases, accidents happen.

Personal InjuryMatthew SchadFebruary 11, 2013Schad and Schad, PC

Social Security's Secret ALJ Policy

Social Security has enacted a policy that allows them to withhold the name of the ALJ presiding over your case.

Social SecuritySam SchadJanuary 30, 2013Schad and Schad, PCThe Disability Process

Watching Injured Kids Grow Up

Children's cases involving an injury can be devastating. They're hard to handle, on so many levels. But the effort is (absolutely) worth it.

Personal InjuryMatthew SchadJuly 20, 2012Schad and Schad, PC

Do You Know What You're Doing?

Sometimes, it's good to have a reminder of what your job really is....

Social SecuritySam SchadApril 16, 2012Schad and Schad, PC

Indiana Supreme Court issues an important decision affecting clients with traumatic brain injuries

Traumatic brain injury are often invisible to the casual observer because many crash victims are more worried about their painful bodily injuries than memory loss or confusion.

Personal InjuryMatthew SchadFebruary 21, 2012Schad and Schad, PC

Depression in Social Security Disability Claims, Part 2

The second part in a discussion of how the Social Security Administration evaluates claims involving depression and affective disorders

Social SecuritySam SchadDecember 6, 2011Schad and Schad, PC

Contact US